WW2 Triumphant Return Celebration Flag 凱旋祝旗 Imperial Japanese national Army Military Flag "日の丸 HINOMARU" 86.5×70cm A flag to celebrate those who returned from various wars before World War II. Triumphant Return Celebration Flag（凱旋祝旗） "Triumphant Return Celebration Flag" refers to a flag raised to celebrate the triumphant return of individuals who achieved military victory or success, often accompanied by a victorious march or song. Typically, such flags are hoisted to commemorate the return of military personnel or leaders who have achieved victory in a war or campaign. These flags symbolize triumph, expressing joy for the glory and success of the nation. The design and content may vary depending on the era and culture, but they commonly incorporate messages or symbols celebrating the triumphant return alongside national or military flags. In historical contexts, triumphant return celebration flags have been observed across various periods and countries, especially during times of war or armed conflicts, as part of ceremonies or events honoring the return of victorious military forces. This flag is adorned with wonderful words. Shukugaisen（祝凱旋） "Shukugaisen" refers to celebrating a triumphant return. Triumphal return, or "gaisen," signifies returning with victory or success while singing triumphant songs, commonly used to commemorate military victories or heroic achievements. Particularly in military campaigns or wars, it is employed to celebrate the return of leaders or generals who have achieved victory. The term's origin is related to Latin words such as "gāius" (victory) and "triumphus" (triumph). "Triumph" in ancient Rome referred to the ritual or parade conducted by military leaders during times of victory. Therefore, "shukugaisen" represents the expression of celebrating and rejoicing in the triumph and glorious return, typically associated with military success and achievements. Kanso（歓送） "Kanso" refers to joyfully sending off or bidding farewell to a specific individual or group when they embark on a journey or part ways. It is used when the separation is viewed positively. During a "kanso," expressions of gratitude and blessings are commonly used to convey positive sentiments. For instance, it involves wishing success and offering support as the person or group begins a new journey or adventure. Condition: This item is from the wartime or pre-war period. Despite its age, it is in good condition for its era. Atention: There are signs of aging such as stains, scratches, scuffs, tears, discoloration, fading, fraying, and changes in thread color. As it is an old item, I would be happy if you could purchase it with understanding. Shipping: The lot will be carefully packaged and shipped from Japan. We will use either DHL or FedEx for a safe and secure transportation. It usually takes about 2-3 weeks for delivery, and the package will be shipped with a tracking number. Import duties, taxes, VAT, and any other charges are not included in the item price and shipping cost. Please check your country's import duties before bidding.